Meet All 14 Members of Team USA's Figure Skating Team

ICYMI, Team USA's Olympic figure skating and ice dancing team is official following the 2018 U.S. National Championships. And don't think the event didn't come without enough drama to compete with any Real Housewives of Atlanta episode, because it did! In the ladies category, relatively unknown 19-year-old skater Bradie Tennnell shocked many with a "near-perfect" skate, placing first and securing her spot on the Olympic roster, while Ashley Wagner placed fourth and was left off of it (She was "furious!").

In the men's category, Adam Rippon placed fourth after falling in his free skate, but was chosen over 2nd-placer Ross Miner for the men's team by the selection committee regardless — and Ross's coach had (understandably) harsh words for the judges over the switcheroo. "I feel like if U.S. Figure Skating knew they weren’t going to send Ross, it’s really gutless of them to not tell him in advance," he told USA Today — referring to the criteria judges had used in making their final decisions, which also weight a skater's performance across the whole season (and, in some cases, previous seasons too). "You let him spend all this money and time and energy to try and achieve his dream. If you knew he couldn’t make it, why did we fly here, why did we pay for a hotel, why did we pay for training, if it was decided already?"

Meanwhile, ice dancing #ShibSibs Maia and Alex Shibutani couldn't defend their ice dancing national title against Madison Hubbell and Zach Donohue, but will be heading to the Games regardless. Phew!

You're going to have to wait until February to see how the skates plays out in South Korea, but here's everything you need to know about the team before then.

Maia, 23, and Alex Shibutani, 26, from Michigan.

Fun fact: When they're not busy killing it on the ice, Maia and Alex Shibutani love YouTubing. They started their "ShibSibs" channel in 2012 as a way to document their lives and now have more than 40,000 subscribers to the channel.

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